Johor Sultanate

Johor Sultanate
Johor Sultanate; کسلطانن جوهر ; Kesultanan Johor
	1528–1855
	Banner (1855–1865)
Caipital	Sayong Pinang; (c. 1528–1536); Muar; (1536–1540); Johor Lama; (1540–1564); (1571–1587); Bukit Seluyut; (1564–1570); Batu Sawar; (1587–1615); (1642–1673); Bintan; (1617–1618); Lingga; (1618–1623); (1812–1824); Tambelan Islands; (1623–1641); Kota Tinggi; (1641–1642); (1685–1699); Riau Islands; (1678–1685); (1708–1716); (1718–1788); Panchor; (1700–1708); Pekan; (1788–1795); Singapore; (1819–1824);
Common leids	Malay
Releegion	Sunni Islam
Govrenment	Monarchy
Sultan
• 1528-1564	Alauddin Riayat Shah II (first)
• 1835–1855	Ali Iskandar (last)
Bendahara
• 1513-1520	Tun Khoja Ahmad (first)
• 1806–1857	Tun Ali (last)
History
• Established	1528
• Disestablished	1855
Currency	Tin ingot, native gowd an siller cunyies
Precedit bi	Succeedit bi
	Malacca Sultanate
	Pahang Sultanate
Siak Sultanate
Riau-Lingga Sultanate
Straits Settlements
Johor
Pahang Kinrick
The day pairt o	Malaysie; Singapore; Indonesie

The Sultanate o Johor (or sometimes Johor-Riau or Johor-Riau-Lingga or Johor Empire) wis foondit bi Malaccan Sultan Mahmud Shah's son, Sultan Alauddin Riayat Shah II in 1528.^[1]

References

↑ Christopher Buyers – The Ruling House of Malacca-Johor

[1] Christopher Buyers – The Ruling House of Malacca-Johor

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